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Have you experienced assault? Have you ever been criminally harassed? Did you experience abuse as a child? Have you been the victim of domestic violence? If the answer is yes to these questions or if you have been the victim of another violent crime, you may be able to apply…
Suddenly as the result of an accident on Saturday March 16, 2013 his 51st year. Dear Son of Bill Lee of Parham and Margaret Fewer (Bill) Sharbot Lake. Beloved husband of Angela MacDonald. Step father to Rachel Vankoughnet (Tom). Grandfather to Zoe and Peyton. Dear brother to…
Veteran WWII Born January 15, 1923 in Collingwood, passed away peacefully at Pine Meadow Nursing Home in Northbrook on March 16, 2013, just 2 months after his 90th birthday. Present with him were his beloved children, daughter Mary Draper and son & daughter-in-law Allan &…
Over the last few months, the Frontenac Community Futures Development Corporation (FCFDC) has hosted a series of seven free workshops to support local businesses. The series has been well attended. FCFDC Executive Director Anne Prichard said that every workshop was fully…
Over 20 residents from North, Central and South Frontenac were bussed into Kingston on March 6 to attend the a meeting of the Limestone District School Board (LDSB) at the school board office. The residents made the trip in support of Jamie Riddell, a Mountain Grove resident who…
Students in Stephanie Leeder's grade 5/6 class at Sharbot Lake Public School fired multiple questions at one local hockey hero when he visited the school on March 8. And like the great goalie he is, Graeme Gemmill easily managed to catch and return every single one of them. The…
As many are aware, Hinchinbrooke Public School will be closing its doors as an elementary school at the end of June. We would like to mark this occasion by remembering and celebrating the history of this wonderful school that has educated so many in our community. Please join us…
Council scraps free Amnesty Load program In a report to council, Waste Management Supervisor Kyle Labbett recommended that council cancel their amnesty load program. He cited “high costs and no identifiable benefits”. The program, which has run for years, gave residents an…
County inches close to the budget finish line, and close to minimal tax increase. Frontenac County Council met for five hours last Friday, March 8 to work through their 2013 budget in anticipation of passing the document at their regular meeting on March 20. At the beginning of…
John McEwen knows a thing or two about water-proofing foundations and ensuring that basements are warm and dry. He has spent twenty years doing remediation on over 500 leaky foundations, mainly in the City of Kingston and in Loyalist and South Frontenac townships. He literally…
